'specifically only' is a valid phrase in written English and can be used to emphasize that something is limited to one specific thing or group of things.
For example, "The program is available specifically only to students at this university."
EDGFFKI crosslinked specifically only to Q3 of the acceptor probe.
Specifically, only first-line management approved references to the Tea Party in the BOLO listing criteria before it was implemented.
pPW transconjugants in these bacteria are fully viable, confirming that our system kills specifically only in the presence of ToxRS.
Mass tag reagents have been developed with reactive groups to modify specifically only certain low frequency amino acids within proteins.
Just have a look around you - or contemplate everyone you've ever known, to discover not a single one who's not precisely, but specifically, only like.
Although the order applies specifically only to domestic companies, foreign carriers that belong to the International Air Transportation Association were expected to comply voluntarily.
In the case of 2-butanone specifically, only very few fundamental combustion experiments have been performed to date, with a notable shortage of detailed speciation data.
Specifically, only a minority of them effectively use tenure-limiting mechanisms and invest in individual director development to ensure their boards remain fit for purpose.
Specifically, only 18% of non-Latinos are Alarmed, compared to more than twice that percentage of Spanish-language Latinos (37%) and 29% of English-language Latinos.
Specifically, only 3 µs are required to process each pixel within the captured scene independently from the spatial resolution of the image.
Specifically, only two signals are measured from the robot system, namely, the leg displacements through Linear Variable Differential Transformer (LVDT) and the current change with Hall sensor.
